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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
Wild West Exhibition
by EXPERT TEXAS COWBOYS-AUCTION SALE G
CHOICE LOT OE HORSES.

by EXPERT TEXAS COwBOfs-AUCTION SALE OF
CHOICE LOT OF HORSES.
An excellent opportunity for everybody to secure
good horse at little cost will be presented by the
coming auction sale of fine Texas horses at Belfast
sept. Both, on the base ball grounds Noithport
Avenue.
This sale is by the well known McCafrerty Bros
of Texas, who lave recently concluded a success
fu series of sales in Rhode Island and Connecticut
where they disposed of 500 head Of horses within
three months These horses have Invariably given
entire satisfaction to purchasers They are not the
ordinary Texas "ponies," but are bred from half
breed Texas mares and blOoded Kentucky trottins
stations. They are from to years old IA to IL
hands high gentle raised and in all respects esir
able stock.
The sale will positively occur at the time and
place above mentioned, without pOstpOncment, and
the horses in every sold to the highest bid
der, without time reserve.
A free exhibition will he given on the grounds
by expert cOwbOws, Jim Hogan, "thc cowboy sher.
III of the Rio Gran'lc," and the Mexican, Omelia
MARTINEZ. Their riding and lassoing Of horses at
full speed is something worth travelling many miles
to see. Ladies and children are cordially invited
to witness this exhibition, and special provision
will be made for their accommodation on the
grounds.
The McCafrerty Brothers como to this section
with the highest recommendations for honorable
business dealings from the press and people of
Rhode Island and Connecticut and other parts OF
the country where they have conducted their auc.
ton sales.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
nymenial.

happy 4vent was the marriage Thursday, at
twelve O'Clock, of Miss Matte North of this city
and Mr. Wiliiam Hugh Harris of Belfast at the
residence of pr. James W. North, the BRIDES faith
or, on GrOveEtreet. The ceremony was performed
under beautiful floral marriage bell, by Rev. Mr.
Gwynne, the rector of ST. Marks Episcopal church.
The bride was beautifully attred in a magnificent
cream coored surah silk. She was the recipient
of many beautiful and valuable gifts. The bride
groom Is grandson of the Hon. A. G. Jewett of
Belfast and is young man of excellent charac-
ter: The happy pair left in the afternoon for trip
TO- Boston and New York, amid a shower Of rice
friends who accompanied them to the depot Up
on their return from their wedding trip they wifi
pass few months at Hanover, N. II. Augusta
journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
''Shc sees Gods face, She learncth there
What this shall be, to be His heir.
Joint heir with Christ her Lord. in ligIlt. I

Mrs. John George I'ourinot, who died in Ottawa,
Canada, Sept. 18th, after illness of Il days. was
the eldest daughter Of the late Hon. Albert Pills
bury, Of Machias. She was named for Mrs. II. o.
Alden, of this city, and spent much of her early
girlhood in Belfast with her grandmother, Mrs
Rachel Porter. She married in Halifax in
1863 to Mr.. }. G. Bourinot, son of the Hon John
Bourinot, French Consul at sydney, Cape Breton,
and later Senator OF the Dominion OF Canada,
and since 1870 has been resident of Ottawa, where
her husband, now Clerk of the Canadian House Of
Commons and II writer Of more than local distnc-
tion has held important official positions. Mrs.
Bourinot leaves but one child a daughter Size
was more than ordinarily gifted and cxcclled in
art, music and literature. But she will be most
missed by those who loved her for herself, aside
from her accomplishments, and who appreciated
her practical sense and sunny Disposition
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
Reunion Of the 18th Maine and I'd Maine BATTERY.

The annual reunion of the Fourth Maine Regi-
ment ami Second Maine Battery, took place at Rock
land, Sept l4th. Two hundred and fifty of both
organizations were present. AT 1880 A. NJ. they
were conveyed in teams to Crescent beach, where
they were served to fish dinner and dancing and
speech making made the occasion one of enjoy
ment. In the evening camp fire was held in g.
Col. Elijah Walker, of Somerville, Mass, late com
mander of the Fourth Maine, was present The
following officers We're chosen: President of the
regmental association, Lieut.. Col. l.. d. Carver of
Rockland; President of the battery, Capt. Nelson
Ulmer, of Rock land General Secretary, Capt. W.
A. Barker, Of Rockland. Corresponding secre-
taries were chosen from each company in the reyi
ment. The next reunion will be held at Rockland
on Camp Tilson's Hill. the spot on which the
Fourth Maine cncampcd before starting for the
seat OF war;
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

Men who ire turned out of office for their
corrupt practices often set themselves up as
reformers, although the disguise is too thin to
deceive many. And when they say plainly in
their organ that what they are after is the
offices. they simply give themselves away. 1t
Is, however, the only truthful utterancc with
which they can be credited
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
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Come to the bridal chamber, Death,
Come to the mother, when she feels

Ipi VIC III St tiiic, HcT HfSt porn 5 Dfeatn,
And thou art terrible.
The untimely death which annually carries of,
thousands Of human beings in the prime of youth,
Is indeed terrible. The first approach of consump-
ton is insdious, and the sufferer himself is the
alarming symptoms of this dread disease is, in
fact, the ineradicable hope, which turks in the
heart of the victim, preventing him from taking
arrested in its earlier stages is beyond AS
there are hundreds of well-authenticated cases
where DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
effected a complete cure.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

The Volunteer easily defeated the Mayhower
in the trial race Friday. and has been selected
by the committee to sail against the Thistle for
the Americas cup on Sept. 9th and 10Th. The
Thistle's performance on Friday has renewed
confidence in the ability of the Volunteer to
keep the cup on this side Of the atlantic.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
Obituary.

Marie ID. pilsblry died sept It'll at the residence
of her mother in this city. The long years of in
vaidism cannot erase from the minds of those who
knew her in her happy and unusually intelligent
misunderstanding taught herself to read at the
carly age of four-the memory of her bright days
Of promise. At eleven while living III Halifax, n
$, where her father was Consul, she joined the
"society of the Children of Jesus" their object be
ing to initiate Him in His childhood From that
time her disposition was exemplary, and exceed
lngly conscientious, her daily devotions assuring
us that His holy example had deeply imbued her
thoughts; and later in her long years of suffering
she retained her unselnshness and thougltfulncss
of others never complaining, She truly patient
to the end.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

We are informed that County Attorney Dun
ton was not the author Of the letter signed u.
and published i'll the Prog. Age of Sept &.
There are few individuals in this city who
delight in Safeguarding their betters, but who
have not the coura5 &c to sign their communca-
tons. These are usually joint productions.
however, one furnishing the blackguardiSn,
another the ability to write a letter for publ
cation, while another serves AS errand boy and
as the ostensibe author.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

The Supreme Court of Illinois. without a
dissenting voice, says the Anarchists must pay
the penalties of their crimes, and they will be
executed next November. The Anarchists of
the Old World will perhaps accept this as a
hint to stay at home, and we shall then be
saved the expense of hanging more of them.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
Some of the Eastern newsnaners haye

Some of the Eastern newspapers have Sc
verely criticised the Governor of Colorado for
ordering troops into Garfield county where the
Indians were on the war-path, but Belfast
man writes from Colorado: II believe Gov
ernor Ames is right and he should have his
due whether Democrat or Republican"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

Assistant Secretary of State Porter seems to
have resigned because he is an American.
while Secretary Bayard is an Englishman in
every other respect save the accident of birth.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

Thirty-nine county and town fairs were adj
pointed in Maine for the last eighteen days of
September, and in the first II days of October
1G more will take place-55 in all.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
Tax Payers Of W;nlerpOrt.

The following are the names of the tax PAYERS
of thirty dollars and upwards in this town for the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

An 1riShman who went up to Lake Cham
plain to fish found a spot where the fish were
very plentiful and always ready'to bite. "Pa. J"
said a friend to him. ''did YOU take the bear
inSs of your fishing ground SO that YOU can
lind it again. ''Beari.i.s. is ito replied Pat.
HfalX, an did that same. | TUX 4 STUNT at a
cow on wan shore and a bit of cloud on the
other shore. and there am As snur rs We .,laze
between the two" The New York Tribune
thinks this well illustrates the ..iearins,'' of
the Democratic party
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

We publish on the first page an important
and exhaustive communication to the New
! ork Tribune on the present condition and
the causes Of tic great decline in our carving
trade The writer. Mr.. William ". Bates. is Il
recognized authority Oil the subject of which
he treats. Mr.. Bates traces the history of our
merchant marine from its birth. summarizes
the legislation concerning it, and shows BY
we'll arranged statistics the gradual decline of
TIL. once great interest. The conclusion i i'll
eNitable that the United States must protect
and aid her shipping or abandon the sea NJ
together.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

English sporting men won't back the Thistle
against the Volunteer except at odds.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
SearspOrt Locals.

Rev. j. f. Adams preached at the harbor church
last Sunday.
DIR. f. Hopkins made professional visit to Cam
den this week.
Sch Banner arrived Tuesday with Il cargo of
lumber for l.. Trun,ly.
Alfred f. Nickerson is loading Sch f. L. War
rem with hay for Boston.
Large numbers of Searsporters still continue TO
patronize the Mary Morgan
\ large dclegration will go from here to Boston
/ on the Getty sburg excursion next week.
Capt. ii. u. Whittier has bought a commanding
interest in brig Ernestinc, now at Portland.
WA. Bracket is contemplating moving to Jack
son. his will close up the pants ma,rllfactorv
sch Canton, Capt {. A. Whittier, arrived at Los
| Pamas, Canary Islands, Sept 2i ~ DAYS from St
| Johns.
Capt. George W. lichborn's family have moved
into the house recently occupied hy Capt g. \.
| Nichols
Albert NJ Kane, who has been employed at the
What Cheer House, Riverside, II. this summer,
arrived home Tuesday,
We are informed that Miss Fannie Berry, of
Camden, will shortly give an organ recital under
the auspices of the Congl, socicty's circle
| our business men are mourning thar the fore
noon mail has been taken of. The predictions in
| the rhymes of last week are slowly coming true
| pr John stephenson's wife is in town packing
their goods preparatory to moving to Freedom.
She reports the doctors health slowly improy ing.
| W. p. Putnam, who has charge of boot and
shoe store on fremont Row, Boston, for the Nlas~a
.i,1t ,I.l.
in town.
/ Lcanaer NJ. Sargent has bought the interest of
4 q. f. Mathews in the firm Of Sargent < Mathew,
and the firm will hereafter be known as Sargent &
sargent
Rev. A. W. &. Anderson, Of Castine, viii preach
next sunday morning and evening at the NJ. Z.
church here and at North >carsport next sunday
at 80 p Nj.
L. W. Wentworth has bought the Morrow house
just north of his residence, which he has taken
down and Will use the lumber in erecting barn
ON the shirley farm
The following gentlemen were drawn Jurors
at the October term of the supreme Judicial Court
f. W. Robbins, Grand Juror; W. NJ Mcrithcw
and {. T. Treat, TraFers jurors.
J. \. Clement, Dr. l.. Curtis and J. z Curtis are
Visiting at ,Nan Lake, They have Suecceded in
landing four trout With Ny, and are after more.
one of those caught weighed over fourp pounds and
e! WAS a beauty
| The women in town are rising up mud blessing
Mr. II. II Crockett who is ral,va,,iug, aud meet
ing with great success in the sale of a patent tin
rin which j. used for preventing the itce in pie
escaping while baking
\ party, claiming to represent the frrnot Jordan
al. ~,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
the Emery Family Reunion.

Impurities Of the blood often cause great annoy
anre at this season Hoods sarsapaliila ruriiios
the blood, and cures all such affections.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

The eighth reunion nf the Emery family, MIS- held
sept. IA in the Mronaon. Boston, with an altrn-
dance Of about two hundred Tho President, Rev,
Rutu4 Emery of NeWburg, y. Y, presided at the
meeting. and pra1cr was offered by Rev. G.. NJ
Emery Of Portland, Me. The GRAFTON WAS deliver
ed lay Rev, samuel Hopkins Emery of Taunton
who referred to Interesting events in the history Of
the family, read letters from Hon Hannibal IIam
and john g.. Whittier connections the family lay
marriage, gave Il history of the reunion, and the
causes that he'd to the holding of the first one and
closed 10y reading poem by Mrs. Eleanor Sher-
bourne Dean OF Taunton. The Secretary, Mr.
Thomas j. Emery OF Boston, read the records Of
the last meeting, and then the President, on behalf
of the heneaiogy Committee, reported progress in
the work. and explained some of the difficulties lii
the way of its rapid completion. The following
officers We're elected: President Ecv Rufus
Emery of Newburg, n. y, secretary and rrcasur
or, Thomas j. Emery of Boston; Vice Presidents
Hon George w. Emery of Utah, Hon Hannibal
llamiin of Maine samuel IL Emery ,Jr., of Illinois
e. f. Emery OF ohio. Rev. Samuel Hopkins Emery
of Massachusetts. Hon. Matthew G. Emery of the
District of Columbia. Rev. +. J. Emery of New
hampshire John {. Emery Of Vermont, Hon.
Lewis Emery, .lr, of Bradford, Pa. Executive
Committee, William II. Emery, Hiram Emery,
John $. Emery and Emery Clcavcs of Boston,
Mark l.. Emery of Portland; Genealogical Com
mitce, Rev. Rufus Emery, Thomas j. Emery, Ed
win Emery John :. Emery, Rev. Geo. +. Clark,
Rev. +. j. Emery, Charles W. Emery. 1t was vot-
ed to hold Il reunion next year at about the same
time as this one The company at o'clock sat
down to dinner After the dinner at which the
President did the honors the company listened to
addresses from many prominent members of the
family, and with story, song and "reminiscences the
afternoon hours were pleasantly passed, rounding
out to fullest enjoyment of the most successful
reunions ever held.
The new daily at Watcrvilc, the Evening Mail,
is to he denied membership in the Associated Press
by Jealous contemporaries, and Will make ar
Engagements to receive the latest news from the
large cities by telephone II the propretors
would secure the services of Harry Andrews they
could make Rome (l.ewis.On) howl.
Walking advertisements for DIR. Sagc's Caiarrh
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Walking advertisements for DIR. Sagc's Caiarrh
Remedy are the thousands it has cured.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22
The Porll land Surveyorshii;3.

The Bidleford journal inc'uA, in Il list of
applicants for the vacant Portland >urYcyui-
ship Hon. VIM. ". Rust. Of Belfast. tbs il
II enc sense Il surprise: bat * Tho tNu most
important Federal Offices in Erlfa~, were be-
slowed upon the town OF Camden. there, would
seem to be no reason why Belfast should not
contribute an otrc-hol'Ier t. tIt Portland cu>-
tom house Even h- enemies :, itili}I The Demo
cratic party admit thai Mr.. iji, iia- becl hard
" used by the Cleveland Administration. He
i easily the most prominent Democrat in thi.
section. the editor Of The party or.an and was
a delegate to tllp convention which nominated
th'N Gland and 4 lHeh-beI of the committee Oh
resolutions. It noHli seem tiH3 parts usage.
and policy. woull lntitlc Him 10 The Belfast
collectors hin. But the >ehei!le 10 coutinuu IN
office as a Democrat the alpointer Of il Kepnb-
iican Administration having failed the Baker
Boar,man Democrats ST 10 work 10 deprive
Mr.. Rust OF the office, ana with tie aiA Of
Frank JONES. the New llnn,>lIlrc brew r.
succeeded This SANE bpel-larrul Influence, !,
may lie stated. hn~ been felt elsewhere in tir
safe. and >u"h dyed-in-ih,-wou Democrats a>
Dri>ko of thu Marhis> Union and Tanker Of
the kenuchtr Democrat. are naturally indi.-
mani thereat. The outcome of the contest for
til" Portland >uryeyor>hp viii be looked for
with interest by Republicans. and unless al
signs fail The result Will be 10 add to The pro
Naliin@ di>corl among thp Democrat II Maine.
We give both sides q Tie ,tol, concerning
the visit Of two officers of HE law 10 Belfast
last week. There is concurrence az 10 their
having been refused lodgings IN thi- city. and
although respectable men they wire not even
allowed the privilege Of occupying chairs in Il
hotel office. Then the person TO whom the
landlord delegated his authority waited until
the small hours to ''bounce Them" using brutal
language, and a, the men say revolver. 1t j.
further admitted that liquor is still sold by the
glass i'll saloon Oh Main street Il fact which
Will of course BIC brought 10 the attention Of
the Grand Jury.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

No. Main street, Belfast, complete line Of first
class novelties, staple dress goods, and in fact 4
full assortment of goods in his line. Fall and
winter garments at the lowest possible prices.
Read his advertisement. The advert senItnts ~
Mr.. Mark Andrews, +. ii. Francis Co, ID.
p. Palmer have been changed, and careful
perusal of them is desired. II II. Rich Of Jack
son. has a caution notice....W III. Kelley Il GO.
Stockton have Il notice Of goods lost. Hall q
Cooper, Belfast, have made Il great reduction in
clapboarus and shingles.
A FARCE. A great farce enacted before
the Police Court in this city on Wednesday, Three
workmen in Knowlton 4 Devine's Shoe factory
! were arrested Tuesday for drunkenness Daniel
O'Connel was arragned Wednesdays as common
seller of intoxicating liquors 1t was alleged that
the men got their liquor Of O'ConneI The three
men sworc positively that they did not buy liquor
Of OConnel and never saw him sell to any onr.
Dcvinc and knowlton could not throw any light
upon the matter and the man acquitted Their
the three witnesses were ar1;igned for being in
toxicatcd and pleaded not guilty. Olliccr Pack
ard made the arrest and complaint, but would no;
testify that the We're drunk, and the court
asked why he arrested them. No witnesses could
tell whether or not the men were drunk or sober
and they we're acquitted
ADJUSTMENTS. Beginning Monday Sept. o.
H2,nnctt & Moulton's comic opera company viii
Rihy at the Belfast Opera House for tire.
nights. The opening piece will be Mascot, fol
lowed by Wivette and the Chimes of Normandy
with Pinafcrc for a Wednesday afternoon matinee
This is the ninth successful season of this com
lsany. The Lynn Bee says of recent perform
| ance of this company
'Over 1000 people heard this famous compan,
Tuesday night, in the Chimes Of Normandy ant
were again delighted with their sweet music Miss
Mimic Sugfried, "a, 'Serpoettc,' won golden opin
\ ions, while Miss Eta Reed as 'Gcrmaine,' dis
| played her usual bright tact. Gilbert Clayton, as
\ 'Gaspard,' is certainly a power his acting anc
| make up of the old miser would be difficult to cN
Gel. Signor jules Ciuzeilis beautiful tenor vote,
4 charmed all, while cOn,icaI Jerry Slattery mad,
4 much out of 'Bailli, Frank Wooley, Henri, wa:
/ wildly portrayed. The music of this fine opcr;
| is well conducted by Milton Smith,
\ LINCOLNvILLE. Mrs Dana Proctor has gone tt
/ Boston for the winter. Miss Jennie $. Thomas
\ has gone to Portland for three weeks yisit.....
4 Mrs. Harrison Leadbetter is visiting her parents
/ Mr. and Mrs. u. Shalcs at their home in Falmouth
4 ....Mr Elijah Young has moved to Camden wher.
\ he is at work in the shipyari. Mr.. Frank Park
\ or is at home visiting his parents. Mr.. Howard
\ Bragg is attending the fail term Of Watcrvill,
( Classical Institute.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of the
sum of Fifty Dollars, ($50), which is claimed to be
due at the date of this notice upon certain Mort
gage, duly executed and delivered by J. Rose
Plummer, single man, 1nortgagor, to James N.
Crandall, mortgage, bearing date the twenty
power of sale therein contained, duly recorded in
the office ofthe Register of Deeds in and for the
County of Brown and State of Minnesota on the
thirteenth day of January, A. D. 1887, at IL o'clock
NJ, in Book S of Mortgages, on page 16, and no
action or proceeding having been instituted, al
law or otherwise, to recover the debt secured by
said Mortgage, or any part thereof:
virtue of the power of sale contained in said Mort
gage, and pursuant to the Statute in such case
made and provided, the said Mortgage will be
foreclOsed by sale of the premises described in
and covered by said Mortgage, viz: The North
half of the South West quarter and the South East
quarter of said South West quarter and the South
half of the South East quarter of Section twenty
eight l2S), IN Township one hundred and eleven
(111) North of Range thirty three (33) est, con-
tanning two hundred (2OO) acres according to the
United States Government Survey thereof in
Brown County and State Of Minnesota, with the
Entertainments and appurtenances; which sale
will be made by the Sheriff of said Brown County
at the front door of the Court House, nthe City If
New Ulm in said County and State, on the ninth
day of June A. D. 1887, at 10 O'Clock A. M. of that
day, at public vendue, to the highest bidder for
if any on said premises, and Fifty dollars attor.
ney's fees stipulated in and by said Mortgage in
case of foreclosure AMI the disbursements allowed
by law; subject to redemption at any time within
one year from the day OF sale, as provided by law.
Dated, April Goth, a. d, 1857.
J. NEwHART, Mortgage.